New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-28
IRJsHlfEy TALKING or DYNAMITE.
DRIVEN I'd DESPERATION BY THE PROSPECTS OF
NOPE CORRCION.

DRIVEN I'd DESPERATION BY THE PROSPECTS of
MORE COERCION
Since the time when the members of the Irish Naona
League OF Boston, with John Boyle OReiy at their head
issued the announcement that $1,000 reward wouid DC
paid II inlormer could be found to tell VINO assass
mated Lord Frederick Cavendsh and Mr. Burke In Phoenix
Park Dublin nothing has occurred In this country ne
has created such sensation among the irish
element as the proclamation by John fiIgerau, p nh
dent OF the Irish National League OF hmerlca. P eoI
lished in TiK TRIBUNE yesterday OstensiDy an appe
for money TO help along the Parnelllte mode Oh d
distinct threat that preparations will be made on Iase
scale to carry out the work of dynamite explosions "o
in london and other large centres OF Eng.ssn n
formulation JoOn t h in this Country
Patrick Egan the former president s r% do bns 1o
ness In the same town, Lincoln i, Msp; ia TO
sentiment both here and In Bro4 9sy ,ogtnninS
OF a time OF blood and thunder" In ENGLAND ,
should the Coercion Act he passed by faramshn,t s
city Brooklyn and Jersey City we're talking about yes
to-day but while willing to give their names IN cosaro
they did have anything 10 say about sucn IN
ugly topic as dynamite explosions except mmas with
Irish affairs for Eore than quarter OF pcscefn
who has had hand in every y lsh movement
Several advanced Irish Nationalist from tnis VIII a1
lam j. Knond No $50 IIudson-st discuss the present
position Of the Irish question and 10 suggest WIZ Ger
cion Act william J. Knoud presided. and ms speech
the important Of the evening lie SAID u wa, was
a waste OF time to rely further on fainamsenh..y
effort and that II ythng 20 he done IL shouu 70
the line OF force form other mat tc nSn
would understand that the Gay for spcechinakng anu
wordy resolutions, which hurt nobody. had passed. hc
added -, ~
Parne the mother Of the great Irish leader was u,
several months and what told her MANY
repeat that while Parnell may be an nple ih
usefulness has reached It's limit and the work OF s
topallsts hencefOrth must be revolution with ny
other that will help u paralyze the 0ppess,s o
(Applause The conscience OF The won - WIZ
but that does keep the Irish pcasanty IN ther
the hand OF eXterminator or save our
prison scafol Oher weapons are requieu
that has put hands dynamite auu RuhPo"
der. Applause ..,. .. ,,-r,t,.n
manifesto and don't wheherit was written
by President Fitzgerald Pat sEgan OF Aleck
Itexpresses exactly what all feel anu our people
the world been awaiting some such MANY gh
long time. The have declared war ana tue Is
National OF America has taken up the gage OF
You will nud lrishmdn here in whom our peopc
placed confidence opposed TO this View our c"un'
being killed by There is more emigration th'n
before There evctions There IL
the ordinary law than has been The case uo
Coercion Tie Orangemen are armed pltVou o
the back and asked resist the liberty OF their country "
you to submit to this
fight you ask Look here pointlng 70 ou
reviewers that he brought back from lo
hanging room do see these We hA'o
gwen up attempting fight England with eueh we1pous'
We will fight her with dynamite. poison, KNIVES
"overy weapon ingenuity OF men can dovise IN VIC
the mancstO-f Of course the coercion p.' W
passed DO yOu that this continued persecution Vi '
land has made dynamters Of moderate men